The Portland daily press., 1887-08-11

OF those who have played more than a
few games Andrus Is the only man who has
failed to get home run. He has been singu-
larly unfortunate in this respect, as he has
To Thayer only belongs the distinction Of
making two In one game, a feat which he
accomplished In Salem June 9TH.
OF the pitchers Small has pitched "a games,
winning % and losing Q. He has been batted
out of the box once, and that in Haverhill.
Clarkson has pitched IS and won just half
OF them. He has been obliged to yacate the
box twice, once TO Hatfield and once 10
DAWN. Fitzgerald won one game and start
ed in to pitch two others, but gave way each
time TO Hatfield. Burns also won one game
and was batted out Of the box in one other
that he tried. Quinn won six and lost five.
giving way twice to Hatfield. Cullinan
started one which Hatfield finished and the
only remaining one was won by Mains. Hat
fields work In the box cannot be too highly
commended. He has pitched three games
right through and has won two of them Six
others have been saved by him on occasions
where the men put In the box proved TO be
Ineffective. He failed to save .the game but
once and that was when the Salems got such
lead of Cullinan.
sALEMs. IA; LowELLs, 10.
The Salems defeated the Lowells yesterday
afternoon at Salem. after an exciting game
In the presence large audience. At the
close of the seventh inning the score was
tied, and there was considerable excitement.
Campana was fined s5 for back talk TO the
umpire. The score:
s.,.mI lnnings......."d sSds ?sg
IIiil,............. Ioweils. o-ic
Base hits-howeIls, 15;.. saems. IL. Errors
Lowells, II Salems 8. Earned runs-Lowells,
3; Salems, 3. Batteries--Kiey and Murphy;
Doyle, Burns and Guinnass0.
MANcHEsTERs, o; LYNNs. 8.
Ellis's wild pitching nearly lost the Man
chesters yesterdays game at Manchester.
In the ninth, the Lynns, needing two runs to
tie the score, made three by two men getting
bases on balls, wild throw by Ellis, single
and two base hits. In the Manchester's
half, Farrell was given his base ON balls.
Troy batted safely, followed by Trask, who
batted Farrell in from second. The ball
passed Murphy on the return from the out
field and Troy scored the winning run. The
score:
Lynns...... .......i / 2 / o o o o s-s
Base its-Manchesters, IA; Lynns. IL. Er-
.ors1Manehesters, "a; Lynns 10: Earned & runs
Dunn; Fitzgerald and Murphy.
STANDING OF THE N. L. LEAGUE.
Won Lost e. e. wOn Lost. fsr e.
RS,apd ESTs e e e ssa HasSTs 81 q sss sss
Manch'st'r A 81 .579lLynn "a AZ .447
The National League.
The following games were played In the
National League yesterday:
AT PTrTsBURG.
p,,,.Sn1as'...d .DSnIpss.....,;db SstSSI sS7
.hcstons. 8 0 o 3 o o
eaase hits-Pittsburgs, II; Bostons, 10. Errors
-Pittsbfr:Ss 3; Bostons, 1. Batteries McCor-
mick and MnfeF, coy and Tate.
AT cmcAd0.--
ohleasos T,ss:.....o :..........o 81 ss 7 GA
Philadelphias. o 0 8 y o o O-3
Base hIts-Chicagos, 16; Philadelphia, 8. Er-
runs-Chicagos, 8; Philadelphias, o. Batteries
Ciarkson and flint, Casey, Buiinton and Mcclure.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
,,aIsnsngg,,. Innings: ,.....'~i 2 g ss -
New Yorks..........0 3 1 o o o . al
Base hits-Indianapolls. Is; New Yorks, 8.
runs-Indianapolis, 81; New Yorks, /. Batteries
Leitner and Hackett, George and Ewing.
AT DETROIT.
washlngfons.. ...-.4 o o 2 o o K
Dctroits. IL o o o o O. 4
Base hlts-washingtons, 13; Detroits, o. Er-
roTs-washlngtons. Detroits. 8; Earned runs
way and Bennett; Whitney, Galllgan and Mack.
STANDING OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. Cent csa Won Lost. ds1, Ps5